Chelsea boss Luiz Felipe Scolari has again lamented the lack of a player in the Robinho-mould.

For the second time in a week, Scolari hinted at regret of losing out to Manchester City in the battle for Robinho.

"We lack an organiser who can get hold of the ball, get forward and energise our front line, I just have players who work on the ball," Scolari said in the Daily Mail.

"Deco, Michael Ballack and Frank Lampard can all shoot but I don't have a player who can dribble.

"When we are at home our opponents close up at the back, with lots of men behind the ball.

"That makes it difficult when don't have an organiser. It's different when we play away. The home sides play a more open game.

"There is no point in me weeping or moaning or seeking blame. I have to find a solution, and that is what I will do."